EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N According to Nikon materials, EL Nikkor stopped selling in 2006. I bought this EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens over 10 years ago. It was unused and like new beautiful condition, so I decided to buy it. This EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens has become very active since I got the Nikon Z camera.
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N As a reference for all worldwide Nikkor lens collectors, I will show you a complete set of lens in perfect condition. Specifications EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N
Focal length : 62.9 mm
Release date : 1980
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N Lens Construction Position of EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N The EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens was a professional lens for precision photo enlargement applications. Therefore, the number of production is smaller than that of the general EL Nikkor 50mm lens. As shown in the price list below, a 63mm lens is more expensive than other 50mm to 80mm lenses.
Source is from the Nikon Price List (October 1st, 1984).
How to enjoy the EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N I attached a very thin mount adapter (M42 to Nikon Z) to my Nikon Z camera. And I also attached the M42 helicoid. I inserted a Nikon extension ring because I couldn't get infinity in this condition. This ring is an optional accessory for EL Nikkor. In this condition, I mounted the EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens. It is possible to take a picture at infinity.
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N The following adapters were connected to the EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens to get good infinity focus.
Very thin mount adapter (M42 to Nikon Z)
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N Long Metal Lens Hood The following adapters were connected to the EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N lens to get very gorgeous and detailed images.
Very thin mount adapter (M42 to Nikon Z)
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N
EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N The EL Nikkor 63mm F2.8N is a lens that was sold until around 2006, so the lens in good condition still remains in the used camera market. I think this lens is easier to get than the older EL Nikkor 63mm F3.5 lens. Next Page Articles → Next Chapter 2 Nikon Z Album 1 Shortcuts
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